No reserve price - Necklace PSL Certified Australian South Sea Pearls - 9.0x11.9mm
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A PSL Certified Australian South Sea Pearl necklace, 46 cm long with a total weight of 90 g, featuring 9.0x11.9 mm pearls, supplied with a Pearl Science Laboratory certificate FA 146786 and an Authenticity Certificate from the Pearl Science Lab of Japan.
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Description from the seller
This necklace is in the category of the strongest Teri according to the tested results and the P.S.L criteria.
Emerging from the warm oceans of Australia, these pearls have been hand selected for their top quality and their strongest Teri brightness and comes with an Authenticity Certificate issued by the Pearl Science Lab of Japan.
Nr: FA 146786
Pearl Information on the Certificate:
Pearl Size: 9.0x11.9mm
TERI Analysis: Brightness- Very strong (Highest)
Interference colour: Vivid
Surface Quality: Light natural growth characterstics
Lustre: Excellent
Shape: Symmetry
Remarks:
Tests showed characteristics typical of the silver-lipped pearl.
Knotted between each pearl for safety, the necklace is completed with an elegant ball clasp in solid silver.
At the length of 46cm the necklace sits nicely under the collarbone.
Packaging: Necklace Jewelry box and an Authenticity Certificate to guarantee the source and quality of the pearls.
Insured track and trace delivery
UNITED PEARL - OUR EXPERTISE SINCE 1923.
Due to our wide range of pearls, its guaranteed quality, and expert knowledge of
the market, United Pearl is offering its customers nature’s finest creation
with the best Service and Quality.
#summerjewellery
This necklace is in the category of the strongest Teri according to the tested results and the P.S.L criteria.
Emerging from the warm oceans of Australia, these pearls have been hand selected for their top quality and their strongest Teri brightness and comes with an Authenticity Certificate issued by the Pearl Science Lab of Japan.
Nr: FA 146786
Pearl Information on the Certificate:
Pearl Size: 9.0x11.9mm
TERI Analysis: Brightness- Very strong (Highest)
Interference colour: Vivid
Surface Quality: Light natural growth characterstics
Lustre: Excellent
Shape: Symmetry
Remarks:
Tests showed characteristics typical of the silver-lipped pearl.
Knotted between each pearl for safety, the necklace is completed with an elegant ball clasp in solid silver.
At the length of 46cm the necklace sits nicely under the collarbone.
Packaging: Necklace Jewelry box and an Authenticity Certificate to guarantee the source and quality of the pearls.
Insured track and trace delivery
UNITED PEARL - OUR EXPERTISE SINCE 1923.
Due to our wide range of pearls, its guaranteed quality, and expert knowledge of
the market, United Pearl is offering its customers nature’s finest creation
with the best Service and Quality.
#summerjewellery
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
Pearl Science Laboratory
Lab report number
FA 146786
Metal
PSL Certified Australian South Sea Pearls - 9.0x11.9mm
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
90 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Length
46 cm
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